A Study on the Scenery of the JUKKYO of ZEN-temples

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  • 禅宗寺院の十境に関する景観論的考察
  • ゼンシュウ ジイン ノ ジュッキョウ ニ カンスル ケイカンロンテキ コウサツ

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<p>IN THE MEDIEVAL AGE ZEN-BUDHISM TEMPLES BEGAN TO NAME JUKKYO(TEN ENVIRONMENTAL COMPONENTS) IN AND OUT OF THE PRECINCTS. IN THE FORMER PART THIS PAPER. THE HISTORY OF THE JUKKYO IS STUDIED. THE FIRST ONE WAS OF KENNIN-JI TEMPLE. AND THE SECOND WAS OF TENRYU-JI TEMPLE BOTH IN EARLY 14TH CENTURY IN KYOTO. IN THE LATTER PART OF THE PAPER. THE ENVIRONMENTAL AND SCENIC DESIGN OF THE JUKKYO IS STUDIED. IT WAS REGARDED AS A KIND OF GARDEN AND AT THE SAME TIME AS A KIND OF SCENERY. THEY WERE MADE SYMBOLIC BY NAMINGS AND THE NATURE WAS MADE CULTURAL BEING RELATED WITH ARCHITECTURES.</p>

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